Exceed TurboX File Transfer Utility
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The ETX File Transfer Utility (etxft) is available for Linux (x64, aarch64), AIX, Solaris and Windows (x64, arm64) platforms.

To install:
 1) Ensure the etxft package matches your server architecture
 2) Copy to a location in your PATH

Usage: etxft [OPTION]

Options:
 -q  - quiet
 -v  - verbose
 -vv - very_verbose
 -display <display> - etxproxy to connect to
 -get <RemoteFile  LocalFile> - copy a remote file (from User Desktop) to a local file
 -put <LocalFile  RemoteFile> - copy a local file to a remote file (to User Desktop)
 -getd <RemoteDir  LocalDir>  - copy a remote directory (from User Desktop) to a local one
 -putd <LocalDir  RemoteDir>  - copy a local directory to a remote one (to User Desktop
 -print <File1 File2 ...>     - send a local file(s) for printing (to User Desktop)

Examples:
To start a File Transfer Session Interface
 % etxft

To copy a RemoteFileName to a LocalFileName
 % etxft -get RemoteFileName LocalFileName

To copy a LocalFileName to a RemoteFileName
 % etxft -put LocalFileName RemoteFileName

To copy a RemoteDirectoryName to a LocalDirectoryName
 % etxft -getd RemoteDirectoryName LocalDirectoryName

To copy a LocalDirectoryName to a RemoteDirectoryName
 % etxft -putd LocalDirectoryName RemoteDirectoryName

Note:
 Full path must be specified for RemoteFile and RemoteDir parameters.


Exceed TurboX Copy/Paste Files Utility
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The Exceed TurboX Copy/Paste Files Utility (etxftwd.exe) is available for Windows (x64, arm64) platforms only.

To install:
  Copy to a location in your Windows OS PATH

Usage: etxftwd.exe [OPTION]

Options:
 -q  - quiet
 -v  - verbose
 -vv - very_verbose
 -display <display> - etxproxy to connect to

Example:
> etxftwd.exe -display <display>

Notes
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- etxftwd.exe and Windows etxft.exe require Security->Access Control be set to 'Allow any host'.
- etxftwd.exe also requires undocumented flag ActivateWindowsDesktopOLE2 to be set (proxy.ActivateWindowsDesktopOLE2=1).

- Windows backslash characters are interpreted by shell (or bash). If you want to use backslashes, then you must do either one of the followings:

	# 'd:\temp\testetxft.txt'
	# "d:\temp\testetxft.txt"
	# d:\\temp\\testetxft.txt